TVR Griffith Engine Size in Quick-to-Read Charts

TVR Griffith 1993

- Average size for generation: 4.41 L (4407 cc)
- Smallest engine for generation: 4 L (3950 cc)
- Largest engine for generation: 5 L (4997 cc)
- Difference from world average: 2.06 L bigger (+2061 cc)
- Engine power to cc ratio: 15 cc per 1 hp
- Engine size to 1 passenger: 2204 cc to 1 person
- Difference from world's biggest: 4 L smaller (-3975 cc)
- Difference from world's smallest: 3.98 L bigger (+3983 cc)
- Torque from 1 liter: 94 Nm from 1 L
- Enginert rating: 10 / 10

4.0 —3950 cc (3950 L)

5.0 —4997 cc (4997 L)

4.3 —4275 cc (4275 L)

4.0 —16.5 cc/hp (22.3 cc/kW)

5.0 —14.7 cc/hp (20 cc/kW)

4.3 —15.3 cc/hp (20.8 cc/kW)

4.0 —68.37 or 1604 cc bigger

5.0 —113 or 2651 cc bigger

4.3 —82.23 or 1929 cc bigger

Vehicle	Precise engine size	Difference from world average	Engine size to consumption ratio	Horsepower from 1 L	Engine size to 100 kg of weight
4.0	3.95 L (3950 cc)	68.4% bigger	-	61 hp from 1 L	395 cc to 100 kg
5.0	5 L (4997 cc)	113% bigger	-	68 hp from 1 L	454 cc to 100 kg
4.3	4.28 L (4275 cc)	82.2% bigger	-	65 hp from 1 L	428 cc to 100 kg

Vehicle	4.0
Precise engine size	3.95 L (3950 cc)
Difference from world average	68.4 bigger
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	61 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	395 cc to 100 kg
Vehicle	5.0
Precise engine size	5 L (4997 cc)
Difference from world average	113 bigger
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	68 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	454 cc to 100 kg
Vehicle	4.3
Precise engine size	4.28 L (4275 cc)
Difference from world average	82.2 bigger
Engine size to consumption ratio	-
Horsepower from 1 L	65 hp from 1 L
Engine size to 100 kg of weight	428 cc to 100 kg